Natpure Film AP: natural film-forming technology for skin color cosmetics and hair

Natpure Film AP 100 g is a white powder with INCI Pullulan, Sorbitol, Trehalose, Acacia Gum. The listing allows cold aqueous incorporation or heating the water phase to 70 °C to accelerate dissolution. Its film-forming function is relevant to skincare, mascara, eyeliner and hair products.

Film formation is not the same as thickening

The main function is the flexible film left after drying. The ingredient may influence feel and viscosity but should not automatically replace the primary rheology modifier.

Aqueous preparation

1.     Weigh accurately.

2.     Choose cold dissolution or permitted warm-water processing.

3.     Add powder gradually.

4.     Allow uniform hydration.

5.     Add remaining water-soluble ingredients.

6.     Evaluate the dry film.

Useful applications

·        masks and tightening textures

·        mascara

·        eyeliner

·        hair gels and sprays

·        skincare gels and serums

·        selected oral-care systems

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Natpure Film AP 5 g supports trials, 100 g development and 1 kg production.

Conclusion

Natpure Film AP should be evaluated by the quality of the dried film: flexibility, tack, tightening feel and compatibility, not only by fresh-product viscosity.

21.10.2026

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